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Would Marleau + 3rd for 2020 3rd work?
LOL
How does a swap of 3rd round picks sweeten the pot in a trade for a massive cap dump?
Would Marleau + 3rd for 2020 3rd work?
He might wave. It is his choice.Marleau won't waive to go to Detroit. If he does get dealt, he will probably want to go to a cup contender.
It might not even be worth it anyway to trade him. He has only a year left after this one.
But you are not Marleau.If i'm Marleau i tell Dubas to stuff it. He came to TO to try to win a cup. Why would he agree to leave when they are a perceived (albeit a weak) contender? He's playing out that contract.
He might wave. It is his choice.
He might. I don't know why. He doesn't discuss it with me. I know as much as you do. It is his choice. If he has the chance to go to Detroit he will decide. Waive if he wants or decline if he doesn't.No, he won't, unless going to a top contender. Why would he?
If i'm Marleau i tell Dubas to stuff it. He came to TO to try to win a cup. Why would he agree to leave when they are a perceived (albeit a weak) contender? He's playing out that contract.
Lol, why would Holland and the Red Wings do this to help a division rival? Try giving up the Leafs 1st rounder in 2020 for the Red Wings to consider this.Handshake agreement to Orpik Marleau
Marleau+Brown to DET for 2019 4th
TO pays signing bonus, DET buys out Marleau
Marleau re-ups in Toronto for 1yr/xxM (doesn't really matter)
TO saves cap, retains Marleau
It may take more sweetener than that, or a lower value pick (7th RD probably) - Detroit is doing two distinct things here -
1 - helping TO with their cap problem, and
2 - taking on 2.08M of dead cap space for 2 seasons
go look at past salary dump trades.Lol, why would Holland and the Red Wings do this to help a division rival? Try giving up the Leafs 1st rounder in 2020 for the Red Wings to consider this.
Yes, but GMs around the league know the Leafs need to get cap space and they should put the screws to them.go look at past salary dump trades.
Marleau = NMCI'm spit-balling here and I'm not sure who's gonna hate this idea more between Toronto and Detroit fans.
What would the value be of Detroit taking $6.25M off Toronto's books? Marleau ain't really worth that money anymore, and the Leafs can't afford that in their current cap situation, but Detroit can. Plus it adds a veteran leader to Detroit for the kids to learn from, which Holland loves.
I was initially thinking Detroit upgrades their 2nd to Toronto's 1st and takes on Marleau, but Toronto already dealt their 1st.
So basically, what's the value of Toronto clearing some much needed space, and from both team's perspectives, would you do it?
go look at past salary dump trades.
Hardly similar cases. Hossa developed a mystery rash that was never reported/documented prior and the timing just worked out perfectly for Chicago. Datsyuk legit retired (filed retirement papers and everything) so he could play near his daughter in the KHL. Detroit wanted him back and his situation didn’t benefit them in the slightest.I'm pretty sure that Marleau is going on LTIR or retiring after July 1 at which point he will be "traded" to a team like Ottawa to hit the cap floor but never leave his home or family in Toronto, aka the Datsyuk / Hossa special
Hardly similar cases. Hossa developed a mystery rash that was never reported/documented prior and the timing just worked out perfectly for Chicago. Datsyuk legit retired (filed retirement papers and everything) so he could play near his daughter in the KHL. Detroit wanted him back and his situation didn’t benefit them in the slightest.
FYI Datsyuk’s cap hit when he retired is very similar to what Marleau’s is and Detroit had to give up Chychrun to get Arizona to take the cap on. If Marleau retires (zero salary due) that’s probably what it’ll cost, a highly valued prospect with picks coming back. If Marleau goes LTIR it probably costs more since the team has to pay actual dollars now instead of just cap space.
At the time Chychrun was viewed by and far as the best available defenseman and nobody expected Detroit to have a chance to draft him. That things developed different down the road doesn’t change the valuation of the player at the moment the trade was made.I dunno if I'd say we "Had to give up Chychrun"...
... We ended up picking two guys who are turning out to be better defenders.
At the time Chychrun was viewed by and far as the best available defenseman and nobody expected Detroit to have a chance to draft him. That things developed different down the road doesn’t change the valuation of the player at the moment the trade was made.
Strange... Mike Green wanted to keep his family in Detroit so badly that he declined waiving his for Toronto.
Thank Christ for that.
There is zero chance Marleau gets traded to the Sharks or anywhere else. If he only wanted a 2 year deal, he would never have gone to Toronto in the first place. The only reason he went was Toronto was willing to give him 3 years with the NMC. I think there's zero chance they even ASK him to waive. He is incredibly highly respected within the Toronto locker room, and trying to force him out, by doing things like perma-benching him if he declined to waive (as I have seen Toronto fans say will happen) would go over like a lead balloon with his teammates. Hell, look at what Matthews did at the ASG as a tribute to Marleau. Look at all the news reports about the close relationship between Marleau, Matthews, and Marner. How do you think those two would take it if the Leafs' management disrespected Marleau in such a fashion? Marleau is going nowhere. The Leafs are going to have to look elsewhere to solve their salary cap issues.
Which past salary dump trades involve a NMC?
There is zero chance Marleau gets traded to the Sharks or anywhere else. If he only wanted a 2 year deal, he would never have gone to Toronto in the first place. The only reason he went was Toronto was willing to give him 3 years with the NMC. I think there's zero chance they even ASK him to waive. He is incredibly highly respected within the Toronto locker room, and trying to force him out, by doing things like perma-benching him if he declined to waive (as I have seen Toronto fans say will happen) would go over like a lead balloon with his teammates. Hell, look at what Matthews did at the ASG as a tribute to Marleau. Look at all the news reports about the close relationship between Marleau, Matthews, and Marner. How do you think those two would take it if the Leafs' management disrespected Marleau in such a fashion? Marleau is going nowhere. The Leafs are going to have to look elsewhere to solve their salary cap issues.
Detroit never had Chychrun. They moved 4 spots down in the draft. Got a 2nd and Joe VitaleHardly similar cases. Hossa developed a mystery rash that was never reported/documented prior and the timing just worked out perfectly for Chicago. Datsyuk legit retired (filed retirement papers and everything) so he could play near his daughter in the KHL. Detroit wanted him back and his situation didn’t benefit them in the slightest.
FYI Datsyuk’s cap hit when he retired is very similar to what Marleau’s is and Detroit had to give up Chychrun to get Arizona to take the cap on. If Marleau retires (zero salary due) that’s probably what it’ll cost, a highly valued prospect with picks coming back. If Marleau goes LTIR it probably costs more since the team has to pay actual dollars now instead of just cap space.